The Treaty of Kyoto (2023, Japan) — Questions and answers

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What did Prime Minister Takeda declare about the Kyoto Protocol?

Choices

  1. It was accepted!
  2. It was rejected! ✓
  3. It needed more discussion!
  4. It was a good idea!

Answer: It was rejected!

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What was the Kyoto Protocol designed to help nations do?

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  1. Build more factories
  2. Reduce carbon emissions ✓
  3. Make more money
  4. Travel to Kyoto

Answer: Reduce carbon emissions

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Why was Minister Ito worried about the people of Japan?

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  1. They had too many fish.
  2. They didn't like debates.
  3. They needed jobs to live their lives. ✓
  4. Their oceans were too clean.

Answer: They needed jobs to live their lives.

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What difficult choice did Prime Minister Takeda say they faced?

Choices

  1. To eat ramen or sushi.
  2. To go home or stay longer.
  3. Global responsibility or national interest. ✓
  4. To build more schools or parks.

Answer: Global responsibility or national interest.

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What was the final outcome of the vote on the Kyoto Protocol?

Choices

  1. It was accepted.
  2. It was postponed.
  3. It was defeated. ✓
  4. It was forgotten.

Answer: It was defeated.

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What did Prime Minister Takeda promise to do after the Kyoto Protocol was defeated?

Choices

  1. Give up and do nothing.
  2. Find a new path that helps Japan and the world. ✓
  3. Blame someone else for the problem.
  4. Leave his job as Prime Minister.

Answer: Find a new path that helps Japan and the world.

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What did Professor Sato do after the Kyoto Protocol was defeated?

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  1. He went on a long vacation.
  2. He gave up trying to help the environment.
  3. He worked in his lab to find a new solution. ✓
  4. He joined the protestors outside.

Answer: He worked in his lab to find a new solution.

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What amazing thing did Professor Sato finally create?

Choices

  1. A super fast new car.
  2. A new kind of delicious food.
  3. A carbon-neutral energy source. ✓
  4. A bigger and better laboratory.

Answer: A carbon-neutral energy source.

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